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Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-05-19
How TO Get Kid OF Mourning.

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1t would, Of course. only provoke a
storm of righteous Indignation to hint
that the reason for so much gloom on
the occasion If 4 death is that in the
stress of alllic;iom the Christians faith
fails him, and that, for the time. the
glories Of the world beyond seem to
vanish. Yet if this passionate mourn
ing, which, instead OF being hidden in
the depths Of the heart, is obtruded
upon the notice of every passer-by,
how shall it. be made to harmonic
with the belief that the good who die
are infinitely happier than they We're
before? To don the sable weeds of
mourning because some one we love
has been promoted from this world of
pain and temptation to an eternity Of
peace is, to say the least. strangely
inconsistent; while to tell all the world
that, despite our loved ones immeasur-
able gain, we can only think of our
W loss, is to proclaim our seltiShness
with a frankness that is as unworthy as
it is unnecessary. In this matter OF
crape-wearing it would seem that the
older countries might, with advantage,
sit at the feet of Australia and New
Zealand and learn from these young
colonies Il lesson of which the former
are much in need. In both those coun-
tries the announcement of Il death, in
the press, is often followed by these
significant words: BY the wish of the
deceased his relatives will not wear
mourning Aud this suggests a still
more ~eificacious method of a~bolishing
the practice. As the world well knows,
there are no injauctions SO scrupulous-
" obeyed rs those which rich testators
lay upon the recipients of their bounty.
! Let it then become the rule that among
the clauses of every will shall be in
Guided M enjoining the legatees tc
wear no Grape, on pain of forfeiture o.
their requests, and the reign of Grape
will soon be endcd.-F0rRm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-05-19
A Talk About Discounts.

"a funny thing about country
merchants said Il commercial travel
Ell, lis their inability to understand the
discount business correctly. You know
a good deal of business is done nova
days from a standard price list, with
discounts which iluctuate rs the market
changes. Sometimes the discount is
simply ) or 10 off, and sometimes it is a
sort of double discount, 10 or Is being
the regular scale discount, which, OF
course, is granted by the salesman, who
is also allowed by his house to add q
further discount, as the circumstances
may warrant. In this way has sprung
up the custom of giving such discounts
as 10 and D. or 20 and 80 and SO on.
Of course our customers always hang
ont for Us big Il discount as they can
get, but not in five of them under
stands the true secret of discount figur.
ing. They nearly all want the big dis
count first. For instance, if 1 say to q
man: lou can have those goods with
20 and 80 Off, he il likely to reply.
make it 80 and 70 OF and III take 'em.
His idea, YOU see. is that with the big
discount figured first he gets u greater
reduction. bat in fact it comes out just
.he same. Twenty per cent off Il hum
dred leaves SO, and 30 per cent off that
leaves st. Now work it ;he other way;
Thirty per cent OF 100 leaves 20, and
90 per cent off 20 leaves Sc. See? II
works just the same with any discount:
like that. Take 80 and 5 off, or ) and
80 Of the remainder is the same-19.
Why the other day Il customer o.
mine ont in Missouri thought he was
such Il smart ligurer that when offered
him ) and twenty of, ne said if Id give
him 20 and . oil he'd pay cash instead
of ninety days. OF course | accepted
his offer. Once in Il while, but not of
ten, you'll run across Il man who pre-
fers 80 and 10 of to II simple As pei
cen discoult.-Lhicaq0 He'Gtd.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-05-19
THE LEDGER.
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1887.
REAL ESTATE.
Renewed Activity in Real Estate Circles
this week-What was Done.

Though the boom in real estate
had not subsidized to a marked degree,
the past week has witnessed a decid-
ed picking up in transfers. The ac-
tive preparations made for two weeks
at the oil well grounds have had a
stimulating effect, while the sale of
lots in Bassford's addition at stiff
figures, did not tend to dull matters
in the least. The action Of the Reg
ular Baptist Publishing Association
in investing money here in business
property cannot but be of a benefit
to the city.
The Salamander Fire Brick and
Stoye-lining Co., has not been idle
during the week, but has had men
actively engaged refitting and rem
ovating their large factory up on
West Jackson St., for the reception
of a complete outfit of new and i'm.
proved machinery.
Besides the sale made to the Bap
fist Association, the ladies of the
Christian church have bought thu
valuable lot just north of the GLOBE
Hotel, at the corner of Liberty ant
Water streets for a good round sum
L. B. Hit bought a neat piece o
acre property at $50 per acre.
G. d. Ferris again showed hi.
faith in Mexico property by making
an investment On North Washington
Street.
W. B. McIntire bought a first-clas
piece of property.
Every mar who invested in lots a
Bassford's sale Thursday, has beel
offered a good advance on what wa
paid for them, and it is clear tina
next week will be a leader in the rea
estate history of Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-05-19
Jean Leblanc,
1888 {17SS)

1888 Q7ss)
Gray, with snip in face; foaled in
1888; imported in 1886; bred by Cation. OF
Broglie, Europe; sire, Bijou, owned by
Amatole Miard, he by Luther (6l1), he
by Luther (792) he by Pierre, and he by
the famous Jean LIE Blanc, (739), a direc,
descendant from the noted Arab stallion,
Gallipoli; dam, Poule, by Pierre, he b,
Laboureur, he by Jean Leblanc, (739)
etc.
Jean Leblanc Is registered in the Per-
cheron Stud book of France, as No. 1856,
and In the ~Percheron Stud book of Aneri.
ca, as No. 49ss. Sold to w. Ii. Morse ana
G.. W Galloway. W. L. ELLWOOD.
These fine stations viii make the pres
ent season at Woolwine G. Galloway's
Livery Stable in Mexico, Mo, Edair al
sl5 to insure q mare in foal, $40 to
insure a living colt.
Leblanc will stand at $40 to insure 9
mare In foal; S25 to insure a living colt.
Care will be taken against accidents,
but will not be responsible should any oc.
cur. Persons disposing Of or removing
mares from neigbborhood before foalina
time, will be held responsible, whether
with foal or not.
PREMIUMS OFFERED-For the pros
pectiye young stock of Eclair: Ist, TO,
best colt, $50; End, for second best, SIS;
3rd, for third best, slo.. The same prem
iums for the colt Leblanc.
g. w. GALLOWAY.
JOHN EvY, Manager.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-05-19
No Use TO Kick.

:'.nsa the jefferson City Tribune.
II, g; izens Of Moberly are still
g'ana : about the reform school
AID ,-',3 e to be comfurted- Mexico,
H.. t., nan who was run eve by a
l.. nothing TO say. As the
~" grows warmer Mnheriy Will
i.f:..! IS become more recoEciied to
H.. which, sitter all, is a very
I. II 4,c affair TO gricve over.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-05-19
VII Have Coal Mines of Our Own

From tile sanda'll LeHder.
,entlemau from Mexico was in
GU. lily Z few days since, and a clti-
"a, If this city wss speaking of the
M. S;co BOOM" when Inc aforesaid
NJ y:co gentleman said hal it would
sf3 ,Td him great pleasure TO trade
IT," Mexico boom for Vandalia's coal
Mining and manufacturing interests .
There would be money for Mexico in
such an exchange.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-05-19
Close Kin.

To the Editor of the Ledger.
MEXICO, Mo-, May 17.-Would
like to know what relation the great
and renowned Morgan trotting stall
lion, Marshal T., owned by Clark &
Potts, OF Mexico, Mo-. is TO Geo.
Wilkes? Being a breeder l ask fol-
information. BREEDER.
George Wilkes second dam was q
Morgan mare.-TEp. LEDGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-05-19

Elders NJ. j. Sears and Bradley,
of Huntsville, vas in Mexico Thursday
looking up u suitable location for the
Regular Baptist Publishing House.
A decision will he arrived at once,
and it is safe to say, that the Publish
ing Association will occupy its own
property in Mexico within 80 days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-05-19
NOTICE
To
Unknown HGllS!.
OBJ
John Doyle,
DECEASED.
N o Fl

N Q Ii
Is hereby given TO the unknown
heirs of JOHN DOYLE, decd,
late of Audrain county, Mo-,
FIRST.
That said Doyle came to the
United States of America from
the county of Kilkenny, Ireland,
about the year 1886.
SECOND.
That he was a single or UNI
married man at the time of his
death in said Audrain County,
Missouri.
THIRD.
That he was about 81 years
old at the time of his death,
which occurred in March. 1882,
during a temporary sojourn at
Springs, Ark.
FOURTH.
That he was about five feet
and eight inches in height and
a little stoop shouldered and
sandy complexioned.
FIFTH.
That he s~tammered slightly in
speech, but talked English very
plainly.
That his personal estate is
appraised at eighteen hundred
dollars.
SEVENTH.
That his real estate in said
Audrain county is appraised at
eight hundred dollars. That his
whole estate, now in my hands,
is appraised at twenty-six hun
dred dollars.
w. B. MCINTYRE,
Public Administrator Audrain
County, Mo-, and administra-
tor estate John Doyle, decd.
Mexico, Audrain County State
of Missouri, u. S. A,
April IA, 1887. ct
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-05-19
A. GRIGGS'
Blacksmith Shop.

Corser OF Wade and whitley Streets. North
west OF Square. All work warranted saiisfac-
tory. Repair work Of all kinds done. Special
pains taken with Horse Shooting ard piow
work. All new shoes warranted for 90 days.
for work. GIVE the farmers a chance.
IEhsao4 toed shoes. $i.4o 4 plain shoes u
4 rSfnoyes, 70 cents.
r An friends and patrons please Cal. Has
been at this business % years. lily.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-05-19

From the Laddonia Herald.
The new town between Laddonia
and Perry is to be christened Viias,
the name Of the POSTMASTER General.
Wise folks they-they can now get a
postofiice very easily.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-05-19

EVEN the ladies Of Mexico are get
ting the real estate fever. A bevy Of
bur fair citizens in carriages attend
ed the sale of lots in Bassford's ad-
dition and were delighted with the
way things went
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-05-19
Imported Percheron Stallion.
"ECLAIR!"

mo. 500 ercheron Stud book of France,
No. 1909 Percheron Stud book of Ameri-
ca,) was imported from France in 1855,
by Hon. Geo. w. Stubblefield, of Bloom
ington, H., and will be 4 years old this
coming fall: color, very dark, dapple
gray: weight, LOO pounds: square and
blocky, plenty of bone, fine shape, good
style.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-05-19
Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters
IN of administration upon the estate OF
Dorcass Ann jackson. deceased. have
been granted the undersigned, Warren
b. McIntire, by the Probate Court of
Audrain County, Mo-, bearing date
May 4th, 1887.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required TO exhibit them for
allowance to the administrator within
one year after the date, or they may be
preclnded from any benefit OF such
estate, and if such claims be not exhib-
tied within two years from this date,
they will be forever barred.
At WARREN B. McISTIRE,
Pub. Ad. Audraid Co sJo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-05-19
ECLAIR'S PEDIGREE.

1900 in r. s. B. of France, and 1869 in p S. d. of
American
Gray foaled 1882. Square and bloeky, plenty
of bone. fine shape, good style and fine knee ac-
ton. Sire. Valiant 404 he by Prosper 1893 he
by Decide SCI he by Vieux Pierre s74 he by
Coco 7I2; lie by MigDOn us: he by Jean Lee
Blame T39. Dam, Tndith she by Regulus 1913 /;
he by Luther 1872 ne by Pierre /; he by Jean Le-
Blanc 13g.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-05-19

YouR aecond payment of the Min
ing stock y called for. Pay It 1t
once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-05-19

1T. "a his attorneys, F,llist and
* . -. f Mexico, and Turner of
Il IN. T. Barnes has brought
at. u Irwin j. Sims and John
ST. " $4,000 damages for mali
ci"H~ ecution. Il will be renem
be- . =. = Barnes sued l. j. Sims
som 'a ago for $4,000 for SIAN
d.. . this casc is virtually set
tie 70, ngs the above suat for ma
l. ,secutiur, which, ii is claim
ed. r.":t5ed previous TO the trial Of
tirr 80. suit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-05-19
M%ARTINSBURG MUSING.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
MART1NsBURG, May 11.-Eld. I.
j. NARROW, of Fayette, visited bis
many friends last week, also assisting
ing in the services at the Christian
church.
Rev. Martin, of Troy, assisted
Rev. McGee in his protracted SER
vices.
Services at the Christian church
closed on Sunday eve last with five
by letter, one reclaimed and eight by
the good confession !; among the lat
ter were Boulware Taylor. Price
Jones, Birdie Crigler, Stella Taylor,
Nora Billiard, NJ. Henson, Bette
Davidson and Miss Smith.
Miss Maggie Torreyson, who has
been sick, is out again.
DR.. Bell is visiting his parents,
sisters and brothers and best girl, al
his old home.
Mr.. and Mr.. Schaden are enter.
timing relatives from Illinois.
A fishing and picnic party is con
s%unirg til e thoughts Of the young
folks III present.
3oir, to Allan Burwe!l and wife, s
dnu,'i -.
Ban. 20 Thos. Elder and wife, s
So
Il :]ave OAens and daughter
1t! w. esday for their future HON,
l.. .: , IN Civ. WENo.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
FOURTH EDITION
Amuscinents.

Mr.. W. J. Seaman appeared ut the
Opera House last evening 10 '6hane.pA-
Lawn" aud was greeted with fair
sized audience. Mr.. Scaplan was cup
ported by an excellent company, aud
the entire performance was satisfactory
IN every respect
Tonight the Haulons will appear and
present thair great spsctaculsr fairy
play "Fautasma There are about
Atty Ieople Ia tho company. and the
mechanical and other effects REQUIRE the
use OF two car loads ofscenery al Il other
properties. which the company carry
with them.
Among rome OF the more important
scenes may be mentionoc: Toe Real.
isttc Cyclone" In which houses are I'M
rooted. Windows aud door torn from
thsir fAstenings and an entire village
thrown inso ohscs "TaS Devil'f
Dormitory"-this scaae may truly b.
said to be the most marvellous ever wit
messed en- any stage
Chris & Lena" with Pete f. Baker
the German dialect comedian, Ia the
leading role, continues 70 Draw good
houses at the Acateiny.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
City Bankruptcy.
lOOhMuSlCATkD |

Is II not time that the people Of the
city look 10 The cause and cure OF the
present financial difficuitie,? Tue
writer lives on he corner OF Twelfth
and Poplar streets, and it Is ssie To say
there are not = half-cozen streets in The
city that ere worse than Twelfth street.,
between Poplar and LON ba-d. in such
poor condition, with the gut,erH torn
up, cts. Now let tho other citizsns do
as We are doing; wait Tor the sun to ne
pair the streets and TX toe Ru,ters
them selves, until the city has money.
There should bs no new streets jened
or graded for the benefit OF rtAi estate
speoulators. We wait men In Council
VINO Will De Iou-partisaa. Men who,
like Mr. Murray, wi stand up FOX the
tax payers in tho face OF ccui biued
snee.s OF Democrats and Republicans,
men who Will iaht az a!nst overdrew
ing appropriations; men who will 6aht
against speucing money until they
have IL to spenc; men who will fight
agsinst jUnketiuas and extra meetlngs;
i'll shori, We want II en- Ia Council wbo
Will attend to the city's business AZ
any good business Ian would attend
TO his cwn. TAX PAYER
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
70 Be CONTINUED.

The great success Of our March sale
has induced us to accept aD ofs VI very
moderate cost 10 US, severa' ;" at
'seasonable footwear OF whhf W az" ut
quite all the sizes, but II yen rsn 81 vour-
self or the children you viii pet hem at
much less than the usual cost To sec
them at the prices means to buy. Many
OF these goods are tne aud medium
grades TOO many of some sizes Is the only
reason that we got them al our own very
low offer; some lots run on large sizee,
other lols run on small sizes.
ONE LOT
FOR LADIFS:-F French Kid But
tons Philadelphia toe, and common
Sense toe and com .1on sense heel. W orth
81 90; selling for S. %.
Fine Mat KID Buttons-Philadclph
| toe, and common sense toe and common
sens. heel. Worth $i.01;selling at 1900
Finest French Lasting, Kid Fox But
tons-haud made en- parr0's last,
lopera box toe. Worth 81 50 selllGg at
| S.. 80.
Fine French KID Philadelphia
toe, common-seuse heel. Worth 1870;
selling for 50 Is
Fine French Kid Buttons-Arch instep.
/, Philadelphia toe, common-sensc heel.
high cut. Real value S3.25; selling for
S2 50.
FOR MISSES: Slime French Kid But
tons--PhilaGelphia toe, high Gu. Real
value s3.U0; selling al e. 90.
Fine French Kid Buttons-Phladel
rhia toe, common-scLse heel. Worth
500; selling Tor g. 90.
Fine French kid Spring Heel-Phila-
idelpd;a toe, high cut. Real value 500
selling for $50
FOR BIG BOYS:-Fine Calf Button OF
| Hook shoes, tizss ) 70 }. Worth 81 CO.
seliug at 81 80.
| Fine sewed Button or Hooks-Sizc .
to az. Worth S2.5o. selling at $500.
FOR LITTLE BOYS: Fine Sewed
thigh cot Button or Hooss-Sizcs to ,
Zeal value IL 80; selling for eco.
| Fine EeNed hi2h cut Button or Hooks
Isizce II to-. hea, value g. W; selling
for 81 %
FOR CHIlDREN:-Fine Kid sprn.
Heel Button SIC 5 to 10Y, philadel phi
l$l.40.
! Fine Kid Spring Heel Button-Slze
to ~, Phil Iceiplia toe, high cut. kea
value Sl.G5, selling Tor sl..3j.
| 1t you DO not get fitted out OF the bar
tgain lots,our regular lines of iootwe ear ar
ifull and complete, and the prices lowe
than you would expect.
RENE MBER-you have the privileg
10 return and exchange or have YOU
money paid lack TO you, If you are no
Isat fed with your purchase.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
Accidentally ISilletl-

james O'Britn. the old man who was
struck by traio on the P, W. X z.
RAILROAD near Jus:iscn street abeut
noon yesterday, died at . O'Clock, but
previous to his death the last ri,es of
the Catholic Church were edni0iateeef
80 him BY Bishop Curtis. His body was
removed to the moreue, where On in.
quest WA held last tvs Ming. The Cyl.
depoe showed that he had neep n the
almshouse under tie name Of James
W. Woods, ant tina. lie .sn away from
there yesterday moraing and came back
60 this city. 1t is thcarht no o,i..iuaIy
came from New York City, aad ono o.
the witueeses tesiifi 81 that he had heard
him oil aim 70 BIS q brother OF Alderman
O'Brien Of that CITY. he has b4gr
aiound Wilmington for tae pssi Eve ar
SIX years, spending part OF his tiu.s "A.
fhfladelphis. Tee jury sft,r laar.rz
the evidence rendered y verG.cc Of no
cfdentaliy killed.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
News summary.

IL u exposed tLas the rubiic debt
staten ect tor THIS month VIII show d
decrease of about 81. CbO. COO.
The thermometer marked tan degrees
below FARO 1T Ottawa, Canada, yvater-
day motniDg, and there y as nearly five
feet Of hno@ oa the erCuad.
Tue Few York Evening Sun says
that james G. Blaine haf arranged ior a
European .Uar taat will keep hirn
nbr5ed mn! after The meeting of tho
Eext Rational R.pn5iics1 Claven len
Alfred Smith cor victed of the mur.
der Of his vito AID anothtr woinap,
named Wilson. was sentenced at Cieve.
lhni on Tueacay 10 imprisonment for
life.
The men employed In the e-ection Of
the aid.tinn9 70 the Equitable Buiidiug
IN New Ycak struck WtdnePcag be-.
GAUGE two non union men had been am
Epioyed TO PUT cp electric wires
An explosion OF gas occurred Wed
nesday Ia tho Won Storc.l a;ae -:
scranton, Pc, hy which P'ira Boss
Lewis and two mlGerf, Nanled rhnta as
Ltwi0 and Edward Owens @era I ilItu.
Ten mon were injured, txo severely.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
A rh,evlur Woman.

Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock
woman driving . wagon up Kiog street
Was esen TO alight, take three pieces OF
calico irom In front OF Mrs. Jos. Harris
dry goods store, 4l6 King street. put
them in. her wagon and drive of
Mrs. Hart followed the woman 10 the
corner OF Fifth and Shipley streets,
where she eos q man 70 hold the wo
mans team while she summoned o
polics efficer. Oliicer Schoor responded,
arrested the woman and locked her up.
The husband OF the woman being
sent for. came AID bailei hin wife ous.
Two Of the pieces CO calico were
identified as she property, OF MIA.
Heath, and the third piece was
identified by Mrs.. Emma Hiize /,
ct No. AIS, or the opposite eide Of the
street, rs her properly. A compromise
has evidently been made between the
parties, as nothing could be heard Of
the case at police oourt this morning.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

NJ AN ThO--A STOUT BOY 70 WORK
w In y ElanuiaStutiog house. address
y. y. u. this GA q, 1t
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

timore. Md.
ks- All perTons USING 50. Jacobs OIL or
Red Star Cough Cure. ~i;l ~ sending q q
cont stamp and history Of their case, re.
csiye ADVICE BRHg,
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
AsesenlIntel by Ninili.ia

sr PETrRsBCEG, March 30.-A whole
sale merchant OF ST. Petersburg, repuied
TO be worth millions, has been shot and
killed by man to whom he refused to
give $4,000 roubies towards the Nihilist
fund. The murderer has been arrested,
Other Russian capitalists are fearful Of
suffering similar fate. They are re
ceivipg letters threatening them with i'm.
mediate death 1t they DO not comply with
demands to furnish money Tor ";he corn-
mon cause"
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
Tho Levy Court.

The Levy Court Is unusually busy to.
day making transfers OF property, as
this Is the last day OF thls term OF
court Tor assessmtn.s and transfers OF
property. About dozen persons were
placed upon the Assessments. A
lively iitLle brotze npraIg up over q
motion to reduce tbs assessment. upon
the property of OK Levy Courtmsn
W illian Z. Bright, OF Delaware City,
who,e buildings were consumed In the
late COZ fiagra.ion Mr.. Bright intends
70 rebuild but wsnted II reduction for
teis year while he WAS erecting his new
buildings Atter considerable discus
sion the motion to reduce the tax was
|deieated by q vote OF z to4
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
Attention Scholars

William Il. hayward, clsira agent 0.
Washington, ID. c., will bs at the Clay
ton House shis evening AMI up 20 Sat
urday noon. Soldiers oil tho Mexican
war, thei- widuws and al who haro
cloims Tor pensions On account Of dita.
b:lit'es Incurred during The lssd war
arc invited 10 oell upon bio. and oh
tain fee information aud advice rela.
tive 10 toe same.
Macy are entitled to increase on pres.
ent rating Mr.. Fl. Se.ers 10 conrad s
~ this city whcss claims Tor pension
have been slowed through HE ina,r6
mentality. Conia3os who served In
Fifth aud SKIN Delaware Vo.rntee: IS
viii DO welcome. ard auy iguui!ies
will b. satisfactorily answered.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
AsuBURNHAM, MEss., Jan 10, 1886

haze been very sick over two years
They All gave me up aB part cure. |
tried the rnost tkillinl phytioiaue, but
they did nos reach the worst part. The
lrnes and heart would Oil up every
pigEs and uistyess me, and my throat
wns vary bad. ! tolc my childrer
,shcu! Id never die In peace tilt / had
Iriei Ho? BlttuYs. When hsd taken
two bottles they helped me vsry much
indeee. Wuea had taken two more
hotties | was vel. Trere was lot OF
sick iolgs Gere who have eetn how they
cured the, anu they used then And were
cured and feel AZ thankful ~ 90 hat
'ta+re ~ 10 valuable = MEG iclle made.
Yours troly.
Miss JULIA G. CUSHING.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

re hotel At No 1l5 Bliree street.
phfl aotielia, cononcied hy Mr, .lsnsa
hlcosVitt, cansat ,tcs at 3 o'c!ouk tbis
morning l. ih frame bai!diu. Two
AKA oaf t,ocise ia height An alarm
VA scrnded, bas when tbb 1n.ines
arrived lLe flames Lad n1ada nrea. tt.d.
"a2 sod were lot uLGts cccirol nnIil
81 Vuo dHrnaaF vas Itne. the heitairy
ID insufsd for Si 900. ''0 'Hss